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Category Archives: Politics
Writing For Peace
The first annual DoveTales anthology from Writing For Peace is now out. And I am proud to have three poems included in this important (and colourful!) project. The beautiful cover art is by Pd Lietz, the Writing for Peace Artist-in-Residence. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, Politics
Tagged art for peace, Colorado, DoveTales, Fort Collins, Pd Lietz, peaceful activism, Writing For Peace
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Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here
I just found out about this great new anthology from PM Press in Oakland, California, called Al-Mutanabbi Street Starts Here: Poets and Writers Respond to the March 5th, 2007, Bombing of Baghdad’s “Street of the Booksellers”. And there will a special … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, Politics
Tagged al-Mutanabbi Street, Baghdad, Iraq, literature, Middle East, PM Press, US bombing raids, war
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Idle No More – Upcoming Rallies
Here are some of the upcoming Idle No More rallies I am aware of on Vancouver Island. My thanks to Paul Manly for keeping a large number of us up to date on all that’s happening with Idle No More … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Politics
Tagged Bill C-45, First Nations, Idle No More, Nanaimo Harbour, Native Rights, Native Sovereignty, Prime Minister Stephen Harper
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Truth About Wireless Technology – Nanaimo Lecture
Learn the facts about the dark side of smart meters, WiFi, cell phones, and other forms of wireless technology bombarding us daily. Jerry Flynn, a retired Canadian Armed Forces specialist in wireless radio, electronic warfare, and signals intelligence, will speak … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Politics
Tagged cancer, electro-hyper-sensitivity, Electromagnetic Frequency Radiation, electrosmog, Health, Jerry Flynn, Smart Meters, WiFi
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Nanaimo Launch Photos – Art for Oil-Free Coast
We rocked the end of the Mayan calendar last night in Nanaimo with the spectacular traveling art show Art for an Oil Free Coast, organized by the Raincoast Conservation Foundation. More than 200 people turned out for the Nanaimo opening … Continue reading
Guns and the Second Amendment
Guns available in 1787 when the Second Amendment was drafted: (Downloaded from the “Occupy the NRA” page on Facebook.) “A time comes when silence…is betrayal.” -Martin Luther King, Jr.
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged gun control, NRA, Sandy Hook, Second Amendment, US Constitution, US politics, Virginia Tech
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Nanaimo Show Hours – Art for Oil-Free Coast
The spectacular traveling exhibit of Art for an Oil-Free Coast will be on display in Nanaimo December 21, 2012 – January 5, 2013 at the downtown location of the Nanaimo Art Gallery. Location: 150 Commercial Street, Nanaimo, BC. Everyone is … Continue reading
I Am Bradley Manning
Yo! Add your photo signature to the “I Am Bradley Manning” campaign. Check it out here: http://iam.bradleymanning.org Private First Class Bradley Manning of the US Army was arrested in May 2010 and has been held without trial ever since. He is … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Afghanistan, Bradley Manning, censorship, i Am Bradley Manning, Iraq, torture, US military, war, Wikileaks
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Tar Sands or Oil Sands? Deconstructing Language
The Alberta tar sands, and the colossus of bitumen extraction underway there, have been called the dirtiest project on earth. Yet tar sands opponents are often flayed for using ‘incorrect’ terminology (which demonstrates the complete indefensibility of this industry, if … Continue reading
Crowd-funding a World Haiku Anthology on War
May 20, 2013 UPDATE: The crowd-sourcing campaign was a success! This amazing anthology is now available on Amazon.com for $29.90. Click here. ~~~~~ The World Haiku Anthology on War, Violence and Human Rights Violations will be published in Spring 2013 … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, Politics
Tagged crowd-funding, Dimitar Anakiev, haiku, indiegogo, kamesan, Kuniharu Shimizu, peace, war, world haiku anthology on war
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